What is SEFCRI?
SEFCRI, or the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Initiative, is a local action strategy for collaborative action among government and non-governmental partners to identify and implement priority actions needed to reduce key threats to coral reef resources in southeast Florida, which includes Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Martin counties.
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AREAS OF FOCUS
PEOPLE REACHED IN THE LAST YEAR
PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS
PROJECTS
Current SEFCRI & Partner Projects
Low-Impact Development & Green Infrastructure
Pollution Reduction Guidance for Water Quality in Southeast Florida, created under the Land-Based Sources of Pollution (LBSP) focus area.
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Fisheries Stakeholder Committee
A stakeholder-drive process to develop recommendations for potential fisheries and environmental management actions to enhance coral reef ecosystem conservation and fishing quality in the Coral ECA.
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SEAFAN: Southeast Florida Action Network
The Southeast Florida Action Network (SEAFAN) is a reporting and response system designed to improve the protection and management of southeast Florida’s coral reefs.
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Introductory BleachWatch Classes
BleachWatch Intro Classes are free, open to the public and provide an overview of the growing threats of coral bleaching and disease outbreaks in southeast Florida …
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Marine Planner Mapping Tool
Marine Planner is an online mapping tool and resource that is available for all to visualize southeast Florida coastal and ocean datasets…
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